Take Out

This take-out access point on Mulberry Creek in Harris County, Georgia provides an exit location for paddlers completing a whitewater run on this substantial stream. Mulberry Creek is a large river system (Stream Order 6) with significant elevation drop and gradient that supports whitewater activity. The creek drains a large area of over 3,000 square miles and maintains an average flow of 34.42 cubic feet per second with a notable average gradient of 19 feet per mile, indicating continuous moving water suitable for whitewater kayaking and canoeing.

The water conditions on Mulberry Creek are characterized by moving current, with an average velocity of 1.65 feet per second and substantial gradient changes along its course. The 1,359 feet of total elevation change across the creek's 71.49-mile length means paddlers should be prepared for variable conditions and be competent in handling faster-moving water. This take-out location serves as the exit point for whitewater runs, making it an essential access point for boaters planning multi-section trips or day paddles on this whitewater system.

Paddlers using this take-out should be experienced with whitewater conditions given the creek's gradient and flow characteristics. Water levels and conditions can vary seasonally, so checking current conditions before paddling is recommended. This location's positioning on a significant stream system means the surrounding area may have limited development typical of rural Georgia watersheds.